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Nicaragua and its Bogus Elections

On September 25, the electoral campaign began in Nicaragua for an election that no longer exists. Is the game over?

This week we have drawn on the increasingly frequent blackouts in Cuba and the inconvenience they cause to the population.

“I want to spotlight the case of Marvin Vargas, who recently marked 10 years of an unjust imprisonment” & how “the case serves as a warning.”

It’s incredible there are still Communist totalitarian regimes in the 21st century, with all of the scientific & technological breakthroughs.

Refugees do not have a work permit and are therefore always dependent on financial assistance from UNHCR in Cuba.

I left my country at 26 years old for personal reasons and I settled in neighboring Costa Rica, a country I knew little about…

The creator of the popular TV series Riverdale, was given space on Time Magazine to plead the case of his imprisoned father.

The show is a spectacle that catches your attention and sparks interest because of its entertainment factor and sensationalism.

We dedicate our drawings to the recent European Parliament vote condemning the repression unleashed in Cuba against the July 11 protesters.

Some crises are resolved, others grow worse; but in Nicaragua, we’re living in a permanent crisis with no expiration date…